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Sport of a Lifetime

Enduring Personal Stories From Tennis

Judy Aydelott
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Pages
380
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
New Chapter Press

About

Enriching and motivational stories about those who love and participate in tennis over the age of 50. This is a volume of senior tennis through the stories and experiences of senior tennis players, from Gardnar Mulloy and Betty Eisenstien and Mayor David Dinkins to unknowns such as Chuck Niemeth.

Related Subjects

  • Tennis
  • Racket Sports
  • Sports & Recreation
  • Adult Nonfiction

Reviews

"I greatly enjoyed reading Judy's book. The cast of characters is diverse. As they progressed through their lives, the importance of being able to accept what comes their way and to learn and build as they moved on life's path were shown to be essential over and over again. As a lifetime activity, tennis can bring great rewards on the court, but even greater lifetime bonuses and relationships off
Chuck Kinyon, former Dartmouth men's varsity tennis coach

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Judy AydelottAuthor